MULTI-TALENTED staff at North Leamington School showed they had the X factor.
The brave staff members performed in front of over 320 students to raise cash for the BBC’s annual Children in Need appeal.
They dressed up and sang as a range of famous music artists and bands including Ed Sheeran, Black Eyed Peas and Dua Lipa and were judged by a small team of “experts” from the school’s Senior Student Leadership Team, based on their performance, stage presence, costumes and crowd interaction.
The school have supported Children in Need for the past 18 years and were delighted to raise over £930 this year.
Debby Hill, the school’s Performance Faculty Leader, said: “It was a delight to see so many staff volunteer to take part in this event to raise money for Children in Need. The students loved seeing their teachers and other school staff let their hair down to sing and dance and more often than not, make a fool of themselves. We are always proud to support Children in Need.”
While Ben Butler, Charity and Community Leader, said: “We are really proud of our charity leaders in school who helped to organise the ticket sales and promote the event in school.”
